The Jaime Reyes incarnation of the Blue Beetle. I’m not sure if you would count him as obscure since he showed up in young justice and that is how I got into him but he is obscure enough for me. There is something just fun about having a psychotic and overpowered exo-suit dedicated to enslaving humanity under the control of a basically good kid trying to do the right thing.

My favorite obscure hero was the Maxx. I can’t say much about him other than the crazy dream/reality benders that came out of nowhere and made a big impact to an impressionable youth of the 90’s. I really wish my older brother didn’t steal all my issues.

I also have a soft spot for Bravestarr. He Was a Marshall in a space western that was raised by native space Americans to channel various totemic animals to get situational powers (eyes of the hawk, speed of the puma, strength of the bear, etc). He has a horse named 30-30 that transforms into… A man-horse that he adventures with. Kind of a combo of Trigger and Bowler from Brisco County Jr.

In the Wild Card series, there’s this woman named Cameo. She channels the spirits of the dead by touching stuff that was important to them, but she can’t control her body when this happens. She can use their superpowers, but also their regular skills. For example, she has Coco Chanel’s sewing machine and channels her spirit to sew clothing for her.

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I’ve seen few shows and few internet released clips with Mark Musashi. He can be a funny guy if they let him speak, and typically where there is Musashi there is awesome choreography. As for Garo, he’s in the first show which not so coincidentally is also the best one.

In fact, screw it, Mark Musashi is my favorite obscure superhero!